@heiseonline @mho Nun, eines der Probleme ist (leider) auch, dass es kaum Möglichkeiten gibt die Rückstände von Wiedereintretendem Weltraumschrott in der Mesosphäre und unteren Thermosphäre zu messen. Mehr dazu (auch mit mir) demnächst bei #3sat #nano ...

@itsfoss On terminal > #nano for normal use
On dekstop > #kate

#Vim it's the best of course and powerful but I don't want to memorize 50 or more commands just to type echo "hello world"

@CiaraNi consider #neovim / #nvChad, #nano, #ne #kilo, and #ZenBrowser, @torproject / #TorBrowser as well as @monocles as alternatives to look into...

Habe zu diesem #3sat & #Nano - Bericht aus #Wunsiedel sowie zu diesem Mastodon-Post nun auch aus dem neuen Blogpost als #Solarpunk und #Solarpopper verlinkt. Soll ja niemand sagen, man(n) habe doch nicht wissen können...

Doch, die #Energiewende ist machbar. Jetzt schon. Auch in #Bayern. https://scilogs.spektrum.de/natur-des-glaubens/solarpunk-und-solarpopper-wasserstoff-hoffnung-wunsiedel-bayern/

@afreytes @blogdiva apparently Notepad++ and Geany are both based on the Scintilla editor engine, so the theoretically should be similar. But I think Geany is clearly designed more as an IDE.

For me, the most important feature of an editor is the ability to run text through a command line filter like the awk command, or the jq command. Without this, an editor is basically useless to me, and unfortunately, there are not many text editor that make this easy to do (though Vim and Emacs fit the bill). Nano would be so much more useful if they could just add that one simple feature. Geany does have this feature but it is buried under two submenus (Edit -> Format -> Send Selection), so you have to configure your key bindings to make it easier to use.

I still recommend Linux users try to allocate some of their time to learning Vim and/or Emacs, even if they don’t use these text editors day-to-day. These software are such an integral part of the Linux and Unix community, I believe it will make it much easier for you to connect with other community members if you know at least the basics of how to use these editors, especially when doing problem solving with other people.

@Harald @TheDoctor512 Ansonsten gibt's #nano als mid #Editor...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PhdfcX9tG0

@notsoloud as for editors, I personally favorite simple and efficient ones like #ne and #kilo.

• If @OS1337 wasn't explicitly #GNUfree, I'd consider #nano as well, but then I also have to deal with size constraints.

@kaia @hj @why@shitposter.world Well, AFAIK #vi is in the #LSB and not only does #CentOS & #RHEL come with it, even #toybox comes with a partially complete vi implementation...

• Personally I do intent to ship kilo on @OS1337 and package @neovim@hachyderm.io / @neovim@programming.dev / #neovim and potentially #NvChad for it because it's fecking awesome, just like fish is cool.

Re: #Ubuntu I do use #nano on it sonce it comes preinstalled and I rarely need it anyway.

@Em0nM4stodon @sshann
Some sort of #nano-layered skin mask. Breathable, and insulated, so it’s comfortable to wear for extended periods in a wide range of temperatures. Programmable in terms of color and of texture presentation, like an octopus’s skin, obviating the need for makeup. It will literally project any face you like on top of yours. Like a deepfake video only on your own face. Full-body, of course, so any exposed body parts match.